Chapter 03 -- Jill's Life
Magita sat in stunned silence as Jill spoke. Suddenly she did not care she was naked and had just given oral sex to a woman. All she cared about was the small voice and the nearly vacant eyes. She listened as a policeman while Jill told her how she became involved with the Avengers motorcycle gang.
"At first it was great," Jill began. She giggled girlishly. "I lost my cherry the night I fucked all of them for initiation."
The detective's eyes widened in shock.
"Oh, it was okay. One an hour, stay up all night, get really drunk." Jill's eyes went somewhere far away, then returned. "But then they started to go to jail, or die..." Jill went silent for a moment. "Pretty soon none of the original ones were left and this new group started taking over."
Jill took a sip of her Margarita for comfort.
"They took the name, the colors." Then she hesitated for a moment. "And me."
Jill took another drink, a long one, this time for strength.
"I was cute, then," she began.
"You're cute now," Magita interrupted, surprised she did.
"Thank you, Maggie. That means a lot to me."
Then Jill continued.
"At first they left me alone. Then one night they said they wanted the 'good looking whore' to do more than run the office for their motorcycle shop. I should have known."
To Magita's surprise Jill began to cry lightly.
"That night, when I got back to the house, they were waiting for me. All of them. I should have known something was up because all of their women were standing together in the corner of the room, looking at me."
Jill's eyes again went back to another time.
"I've never told another soul this, Magita," Jill began.
Then she started.
"The minute I closed the door they were on me. Snake -- he was the new leader -- ripped my top off and said it was time they saw what 'the good looking whore' had. That's what they kept calling me. Then they started passing me around and they were all grabbing my tits. I started to get worried."
Jill took another drink.
"Then Snake told them to 'take the bitch's pants off'. Right then I knew I wasn't going to get out of it."